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Why Newcastle want Anthony Elanga: Rapid dribbling, decision-making at pace, and crossing with either foot
Newcastle’s tendency to attack quickly on the transition plays to Elanga’s strengths. The right-winger’s ability to dribble at a high speed while making wise decisions means he is a threat when his team wins the ball and attacks an unstructured defence.
Sky Sports – Newcastle United now considering third bid for Anthony Elanga | OneFootball
The man from The Athletic giving details of the two bids Newcastle United have now made to sign Anthony Elanga. Ornstein saying that an offer of £45m was made on Tuesday (24 June 2024) and turned down by Nottingham Forest.
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Atlanta United coach talks about return of Miguel Almiron and his time at Newcastle UnitedMiguel Almiron moved from Newcastle United to Atlanta United on 30 January 2025. Almost exactly six years to the day (31 ...
That earlier proposal included a structured package consisting of an initial £30m ($41m) payment, a proposed player swap involving Miguel Almiron, valued at £5m ($7m), and two additional conditional ...
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Newcastle United eye Tottenham Hotspur transfer hijack after £50m bidWhile every other area of Newcastle’s squad has progressed in recent seasons, the right wing has been propped up by a flash ...
After missing out on Bryan Mbeumo, the Magpies have turned their attention to Nottingham Forest flyer Anthony Elanga.
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Inside Newcastle’s three-stage plan for the summer transfer windowThe Magpies have a substantial transfer budget available with head coach Eddie Howe targeting 'three or four' significant ...
Gary Lineker thinks Alan Shearer will be delighted with Newcastle's interest in Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott.
On Tyneside, the passing of the June 30 deadline is expected to kickstart Newcastle United's summer spending. As it stands, ...
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PIF under fire - accused of ‘lack of ambition’ and ‘contradiction’ at Newcastle UnitedFootball financial expert Stefan Borson has slammed PIF for “funding” Newcastle United’s rivals. Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund own an 85 per cent stake in the Magpies as part of a wider ...
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